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What Is Smart Casual Dressing?

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Smart casual dressing is also known as business casual and is usually the preferred dress code for most professional settings like an office, symposiums, academia, church, and some school activities. The function of smart casual dress is to make the person look well put together and professional, but in a slightly more relaxed environment.

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    1. For Men: Tops

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        Smart casual or business casual dress for men is a clean, ironed shirt with a collar (like a polo or button down) and only a jacket if the weather permits. Another thing to remember is that business casual also usually means no tie.

      For Men: Pants

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        Smart casual pants for men should be either khakis or chinos that are pressed. They can be in any color (as long as its not too over the top), but black or tan are the preferred colors. Jeans are definitely not an option.

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      For Women: Bottoms

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        When choosing smart or business casual bottoms, women should wear khakis or black dress pants, knee-length skirts, or pant suits. Again, jeans are definitely not an option.

      For Women: Shoes

      In Summary

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        The thing to remember about business or smart casual is that it should be modest and neat in appearance, but comfortable. And remember, this dress style does not allow for tennis shoes (which includes Converse style shoes) or jeans.

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